FX Warrior Kurumi animated adaptation! A terrifying masterpiece only true experts understand, the author once revealed they used royalties to trade cryptocurrencies.

Investment manga “FX Warrior Kurumi” announces anime adaptation set to air in 2026. The work depicts the brutal world of forex and high-leverage trading psychology with a moe art style, and is praised as the “Bible for Retail Investors.” The author has also revealed that they have invested in unknown cryptocurrencies.

FX Warrior Kurumi TV anime adaptation, scheduled to air this year

Dubbed the “Bible for Retail Investors,” the investment manga “FX Warrior Kurumi” announced earlier today (1/19) that it will be adapted into a TV anime, which will be broadcast in 2026. The protagonist “Kurumi Fukuga” will be voiced by voice actress Aina Suzuki.

The official released two visually distinct images simultaneously, the “Normal Version” where Kurumi enjoys investment fun, and the “Forced Liquidation Version” where she falls into despair after a severe loss.

Image source: FX Warrior Kurumi Official Website FX Warrior Kurumi TV Animation Visuals

Aina Suzuki stated, although the manga style of “FX Warrior Kurumi” is cute, the content depicts a brutal world of probability and psychological warfare. She only deeply understood the fear of forex trading (FX) after reading the original work. The animation production team also emphasized that they will strive to restore the tense atmosphere that makes your palms sweat through animation.

What is FX Warrior Kurumi? Why is it a must-watch for investors and a Bible for Retail Investors

The original “FX Warrior Kurumi” was written by de-munya and illustrated by Satoshi Daisuki. The story describes 20-year-old college student Kurumi’s adventurous journey into high-leverage forex trading, a gamble (O) in investment (X).

Although the protagonist’s appearance in this manga is very cute, the content is extremely “hardcore and realistic,” accurately capturing investors’ greed, fear, and collapse psychology when facing market volatility. It is regarded as the “Bible for Retail Investors” in Chinese communities and is seen as an educational tool to warn investors.

Many classic lines such as “FX, simple!”, “Buy now and you’ll definitely make a fortune,” “Where did the profit go?”, and the famous “Support Line” scene have become memes and viral images in both the investment and anime communities.

Image source: FX Warrior Kurumi Animation Trailer

The author revealed that they have used royalties to trade cryptocurrencies and followed trends with Trump coins

The realism of “FX Warrior Kurumi” is largely because the original author, de-munya, is an active investor himself, often sharing his loss experiences on social media. During the 2020-2021 crypto bull market, he revealed that he invested in a Christmas meme coin, which ultimately resulted in a loss.

In early 2025, an unofficial Kurumi coin ($KURUMI) appeared on the blockchain. After the author discovered it, he not only did not accuse of infringement but also bought into it. The token experienced wild fluctuations and eventually crashed, which was not surprising.

Image source: FX Warrior Kurumi Original Author The author revealed that he used royalties to trade cryptocurrencies and followed trends with Trump coins

Additionally, in the first volume of the Taiwanese edition of “FX Warrior Kurumi,” the author expressed: “I used the royalties from the first volume to buy some unknown and low-market-cap virtual currency, which I shouldn’t have bought.” indicating that his investments ended in severe losses.

The author also followed the trend of investing in “Trump coins” ($TRUMP). Although he eventually cut losses, the huge volatility during the process made him shout out the slogan “Survival Strategy” (originated from “Let’s Go Penguin Can”) .

The author’s continuous “practice what he preaches” painful investment experiences have become an important source of real material for “FX Warrior Kurumi.”

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